Re: REST Web Service - Using plist format
Re: REST Web Service - Using plist format
- Subject: Re: REST Web Service - Using plist format
- From: Jean Pierre Malrieu <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 15 Oct 2013 09:27:03 +0200
There are also client side libraries like RestKit that will do most of the easy lifting to save json-based data from a web service to CoreData. Unless you fear performance issues, that might be an easier and more general solution than the plist format and home made code.
JPM
Le 15 oct. 2013 à 06:33, Flavio Donadio a écrit :
> Hello, guys!
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> I was watching an old WWDC session tonight (2010, Session 177, "Building a Server-driven User Experience") and got very intrigued about the idea of using the plist format to get data from a web service.
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> It seems a nice idea if you're developing a Cocoa client that consumes a web service. You can easily generate a NSDictionary from a plist-encoded data structure and, from there, feed them into Core Data or whatever.
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> Also, is there any software to convert an EOModel into an NSManagedObjectModel or the other way around? It would make things easier, faster and less error-prone.
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> What do you guys think? Has anyone tried that?
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> Cheers,
> Flavio Donadio
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